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Idaho
4.3 mi
Distance
95 ft
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Coffee Pot Rapids
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Coffee Pot Rapids is a scenic 4.31-mile riverside trail featuring views of whitewater rapids and canyon geology. This easy walk along the water offers a peaceful escape with minimal elevation gain, making it accessible for hikers of all abilities. The trail showcases the natural beauty of Idaho's river corridors and provides excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing and photography.
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